Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-05-07

kelumne Hill, Calaveras county; allowed
and final receipt issued. Ira H. Davis,
Grass Valley, Nevada county; allowed and
final receipt issued. w. H. Clary, Sheep
Ranch, Calaveras county; allowed and
final receipt issued. Eugenio Jelemini, Mo-
kelumne Hill, Calaveras county allowed
and final receipt issued.
COUNTY HosPITAL REpoRT.-Dr. G. A.
White Superintendent of the County Hos
pital, makes the following report for
April: Number of patients in hospital
April LIST, 1913 admitted during the month,
IS; died, 3; discharged, 40; remaining
May LIST, 1888; meals furnished destitute
applicants, 279. Those who died were {:
Benz. +. Allen, 5S years, native of Maine,
of cardiac asthma; James B. Anderson,
62, Kentucky, pleurisy James Barry, IS,
California, consumption. The expenses for
the month aggregated S2,0l4 SS-S725 for
salaries, and 81, $50 IS for subsistence.
CHANGED HIS MIND.-Geo Van Kleek,
who in Justice Posts Court few days ago
pleaded not guilty on a charge of INSIDE
meanor in escaping from the county jail,
and demanded jury trial, evidently took
the hint extended by the result of Cox
trial and conviction for like oifense, for
Yesterday he appeared before the Justice.
withdrew his plea of not guilty and substi-
tuted one of guilty. He was ordered TO
appear for sentence on the 18th, and will
probably get off easier that if he had stood
trial.
ATTACKED By A BULL.-Wm. Hoffneht
was admitted to the County Hospital Thurs
day evening, suffering from fracture OF
the left collar-bone, lacerated injury OF
the groin and bruises generally. While at
work at Judge ]. II. McKules ranch, near
Hicksville, Thursday morning, he was at
tackled by bull, receiving the injuries
mentioned, and would probably have been
killed but for his brother and another EN-
ploye driving the animal off with pitch
forks.
POLICE CoURT. In the Police Court
Yesterday the case of w. H. Orr, for selling
lottery tickets, was continued until this
morning.....The case of All Fun, for re.
fusing to pay his poll tax, was also con-
tinued until to-day ......James Douglas and
James Wilson, arrested for having been
drunk, forfeited their deposits. Charles
Hughes. for like offense, was fined s..
Nor YET RECOVERED. = The body Of
Tommy Norton, the boy who was drowned
Thursday evening near the Pioneer Mill
has not yet been recovered, though search
was kept up all Thursday night and until
noon yesterday. 1t was thought the body
had lodged beneath the barge that was lying
in front of the mill, and the craft was moved
but without the desired result.
BASEBALL To MoRRow.-At Agricultural
Park tomorrow afternoon the fifth game
of the California League series in this city
will be PLAYED between the Pioneers and
Atlas and will decide which of those or
CARNATIONS will tor the present carry tn,
target" The Atlas will be made as stronl
as possible for the occasion. Game called
at 2:15 sharp.
A MILITARY EXPEDIrIoS.-Company B
Captain Cook, First Artillery Regiment
will leave with their battery at $50 P. NJ
to-day for Folsom, and will go into CAM
at ihat town about / A. NJ. tomorrow
Forty men will be in the expedition. The,
will break camp about P. NJ. Sunday ant
return to Sacramento that night.
GERMAN LUTHERAN PIcNIc.-TheGermai
Lutheran Sunday-school picnic will be hel,
at Richmond Grove next Tuesday, will
games for old and young. Those desirin!
can obtain refreshments on the grounds.
MILLINERY of all grades in our sale to
day at cut prices so cents buys trimme'
hat. Is cents buys a cartwheel; So cent
buys the latest style Mackinaw sun hat a
Red House.
A SECOND HAND Emerson square piano
II octave. in fine condition. A bargain 70
U Iaparnarfs Music Store 500 I sf